The Lokendra Singh Kalvi-headed outfit had announced that it will soon produce a film on Bhansali's mother, which will be titled "Leela ki Leela".

The announcement in this regard was made by Govind Singh Khangarot, the district president of Karni Sena, in Chittorgarh.

Giving more details, Khangarot said that the film would be directed by Arvind Vyas and scriptwriting for the project has already started.

In the next 15 days, a "muhurat" marking the commencement of the film would be performed and it would be released in a year's time.

The movie will be shot across Rajasthan, the Karni Sena leader said.

Expressing anger over the film Padmaavat, which had landed in troubled waters ever since the film went to the floor, the Karni Sena leader said, ''Bhansali has insulted our mother Padmavati, but we will ensure that he feels proud of the movie we will make."

"As our country gives the right to expression to everyone, we will ensure that this right is used to its fullest," he added.

With overseas figures already riding high at the Box Office, Padmaavat appears to have got a big thumbs up from the audience.

Meanwhile, veteran writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar, who saw Bhansali's controversial "Padmaavat" along with wife Shabana Azmi on Wednesday, was completely bowled over by the experience. He even questioned why protesters are against this film that pays "homage to the valour and integrity of the Rajput community."

"I saw the film and I feel it is among the most accomplished achievements I've seen in Indian cinema in recent times. I fail to understand what the protesters are protesting against," asked Akhtar.